Eizenkot: IDF searching for every possible solution to tunnel problem
- 8 years ago
The IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot spoke at an event held at the Interdisciplinary Center (IDC) in Herzliya, commemorating former IDF Chief of Staff, the late Amnon Lipkin-Shahak.
Regarding the current terrorism wave, Eisenkot said that "an effort must be made to separate the population and terrorism during severe incidents, allowing those not involved in terrorism to make a living and have hope.
We need to strictly abide by the law and the IDF code.
The IDF has accepted responsibility for the territories and it is the ruler."
He added that, "the threat of offensive tunneling is the number 1 mission this year.
There's widespread activity consisting of initiatives and of us searching for every possible idea to neutralize this threat.
We have advanced abilities.
Regarding the current terrorism wave, Eisenkot said that "an effort must be made to separate the population and terrorism during severe incidents, allowing those not involved in terrorism to make a living and have hope.
We need to strictly abide by the law and the IDF code.
The IDF has accepted responsibility for the territories and it is the ruler."
He added that, "the threat of offensive tunneling is the number 1 mission this year.
There's widespread activity consisting of initiatives and of us searching for every possible idea to neutralize this threat.
We have advanced abilities.